Kayla Johnson

This time of year, cranberries become more popular, and you see them in additional places, whether at your holiday meal, on in cookies and treats at the grocery store.  Did you know that cranberries can be grown without the aid of their famous bogs.  ...

You might think cranberries are only holiday-time staples at the dinner table, but USDA vegucator Kayla Johnson says thanks to more cranberry products for consumers, like juices, smoothie mixes, and dried berries, "Americans consume about 400 million pounds of cranberries per year, and only close to 80 million of those are consumed around the holidays, specifically Thanksgiving week... Read M